This is a silent, mantra-based practice that involves diving into the deepest parts of our mind, akin to sinking into the depths of an ocean. TM aims to help you access the calmest and most profound areas of your subconscious by transitioning through different brainwave states. This process allows you to reach a state of deep mental and physical relaxation, where you connect with your inherent creativity, clarity, and tranquility.
Learn more about TM via their Introductory video, as well as how TM is different based on brainwave frequencies during meditation.
Transcendental Meditation (TM) is a practice taught by certified TM teachers in which you silently meditate with a personalized mantra for 20 minutes, twice a day—once in the morning and once in the evening. It’s a natural and effortless approach to meditation, in which the intention is not to concentrate or force the mind to quiet but to gently return to the mantra whenever distractions arise. The mantra is used to focus the mind and transcend ordinary thought processes.
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